Blog | Why COP30 in Brazil could be a turning point for global climate action

By Riccardo Magini   A summit at the crossroads When the world gathers in Belém, Brazil, in November 2025 for COP30, it won’t be just another climate conference. It will be the first major summit after the Paris Agreement’s initial Global Stocktake at COP28, and the moment where climate ambition must decisively shift from words […]

Blog | Resilient communities: Fire management and environmental stewardship in Cerrado, Brazil

By Anne Gander   In 2024, Brazil faced an intense season of droughts and wildfires across its diverse biomes, significantly impacting the Amazon, Cerrado, and Pantanal. Prolonged dry conditions, worsened by climate change, created an environment where fires ignited more easily and spread rapidly, causing extensive environmental and social consequences. The fires across these biomes […]